Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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flt^wnervousH^BPJP^^iuer fli_f day's use of Pr. Kline's Great ^^^vltesiorer. * 2*trial bcttle&ud treatise fr-H) Klim, Ltd., (J31 Arch St., Phila.. Pa. ? A woman's love is more emphatic than a man's, and so is her temper. > Mry.WlnsJow'sSoothingSvrup for children teething.so'teu the gums, reduces inflamma tion.allayspnicureswiudcolic.25c. abottlo j Frog >kin makes the toughest leather I , known in proportion to its thickness. Pvtxam Fadeless Dtes color more 1.1-ioVih.r ,>/\l#,rs. wifh !n? work - * than others. Sold for $12,500.70 years ago a piece ot land in Berlin i? now valued at $12,500,(K)0. I do not bolters Plso's Cure for Consumption ha* an equal tor coughs and colds?Jobs t. Botes, Trinity Springs, Ind.. Feb, 15,1S0J. It's easier to jump a board bill than to jump a bill board David Fleming, a Philadelphia golfer who destroyed his caddy's eye hy a blow- struck ftt the beat of passion, about a year ago, has been ordered to pay $6.0b0 to the lad. He surrendered to the sheriff and refused to pay the judgment He will remain In the jail precincts for six months and will then be released. Fleming is said to be wealthy to his own right and is the grandson and heir of Philadelphia's richest w#maa. Each year about $50,000 l? expended in sprinkling the streets of London with sand to prevent horses from slipping HjRvXfl A distressing case which baffled the ski Mrs. Hayes, of the following letter cured, after every th Lydia R. Pinkham's **? ?* r:?* r 4 ...von .'us. mtjra r ii n v i ?v i "Deab Mrs. Pixkham:? I ha icent for a long time without any i tumor. I cannot sit down without up my spine. I have bearing-down do men is swollen, and I have had ft petite is not good. I cannot, walk 01 "The symptoms of Fibroid T curately describe my case, so I writ 11 F. IIayes, 252 Dudley bt., (Roxb Note the result of Mi though she advised Mrs. her medicine?which shf her letter contained a n tions as to treatment, a! about the happy result. i;DnAR Mrs. Pixkham:? Som ing my symptoms ami asked your ; all your directions carefully, and to 4i The use of Lydb E. Pinklui expelled the tumor and strength* miles now. "Lydia E. Pinkham's Vcge lars a drop. I advise all womei female, trouble of any kind to give E. F. LLvras, 252 Dudley St., (Roxb Moan tains of gold could not the place of the health and hapj Vegetable Compound brought tc Such testimony should bo ac evidence that Lydia E. Pinkha without a peer as a remedy for ai ovarian troubles; tumors; intiami placements of the womb; baekacl menstruation- Surely the volume ters we are daily printing in the nev Mrs. Hayes at her al>ove add which sick women may write for Her gratitude to Mrs. Pinkhaiu an Compound is so genuine and hear great for her to take in return for 1 Truly is it said that it Is Eyd! pound that is curing so many woil get this when some druggist wants trnnn forfeit if v* cannot forihi OuUmi ****** will prI WINCH a a a r\pK jffi fAUIUMT UUHUtw 1 "New Rivar "L{ n WW ^ou are Iookin* I 11 munition, the kir H P W point your gun, |9 Loaded Shotgun Shells: H Black powder; "Leader || with Smokeless. Insist Factory Loaded Shells a all dealer j tkz. The P?-ru-n? k The druggists; have already m Applied 8 with Peruna almanacs. There is sure to ?j be a great demand for these almanacs on Jjj account of the articles on astrology which ? they contain. The subject of astrology is yj a very attractive one to most people. The n articles on astrology in tlie Peruna al- * manac have been furnished by a very com- ^ peteut astiologist. and the mental charac- Jfl teristics of each sign is given, constituting JJ almost a complete horoscope. A list of fi questions and answers 011 astrology sent JF free upon reo.uest. There will be a great j rush for these l>ooks. Ask your druggist pi tor one early l>efore they are all gone. ff s The population of Malta, about 200,000. jg j relies 'wholly for its milk supply on the goat. 9 too Reward. SIOO. The readers of this paper will be pleased to A j learn that there Is at least one dreaded die- a ease that setofrea-h&s bean able to.jirc in all 1 itsstages. and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh c | Cure is the only positive cure now known to C I the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a oon^ 0l I sUtutional disease, requires a constitutional , 1 treatment. Hall'sCatarrhCuretstakenlntet, naliy, acting directly upon the blood and mu- -s' I coup surfaces of the system, thereby destroy- 1; | ng the foundation of the disease, iind giving ; the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its l< i work. The proprietors have so much falthin p j its curative powers that they offer One Hun- r I drc*d Dollars for any case that it fails to curs. * bend for list of testimonials. Address t: F. J. Chkvet St Co.. Toledo. O. .?< , Sold by Druggists. 75c. e Hail's Family Pills are the best. I A creed is a chart and not a religious a! I couipass. H . 4. y , s. wW^m y/ y' mors Cured. '5Wof Fibroid Tumor, ? 11 of Boston doctors. | * Boston, Mass., in I \ tells how she was h; ling else failed, by j? Vpor^table ComoouncL Is . -c X- I s iling lo Mrs. Pinkham f?r Help/ j o ve been under Boston doctors' treat- J v relief. They tell me I have a fibroid ' * great pain, and the soreness extends I pains both back and front. iffy ab- ' 11 owing spells for throe years. My aj>- J J; l?e on my feet for any length of time, j lunor given in your little book ae- ; * e to vou for advice."?(.Signed) Mrs. j ] urv> "Boston. 31 ass. ii rs. Pinkham's advice?al- i Hayes, of Boston, to take j; i knew would help her ? j lass of additional instruc- ] ti 1 of which helped to bring j1 i <* etime ago I wrote to you deserib- ! t] advice. You replied, and I followed t, ?-day 1 am a well woman. j, mi's Vegetable Compound entirely \ v mtd my whole system. 1 can walk , f, i il table Compound is worth five dol1 who are afflicted with tumors or ! ^ it a faithful trial." ? (Signed) Mas. a ury) Boston, Mass. i p purchase such testimony -or take f l>iness which Lydia E. Pinkhaiit's r Mrs. Ha>o?. ii cepted by all women as convincing 1 8 m's Vegetable Compound stands j 1' 1 the distressing ills of women: all j " nations; ulceration, falling and dis- i '' le; iiTegular, suppressed or painful J v and character of the testimonial let- i a rspapers can leave no room for doubt, j r: ress will gladly answer any letters j r fuller information about hec illness. |11 d Lydia Ii. Pinkhum's Vegetable j e tfelt that she thinks no trouble is too j 1 ler health and happiness. j * La K. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- ! e ten, and no other medicine; don't for- v i to sell you something else. 1< rith produce the original letters sad sigaatiree of >T9 their absolute sonuin??et? n la K. Piakham MallclM Co.. Lynn, Maa> j, lESTERl SHOTGUN SHELLS ? sader" "Repeater" i B for reliable shotgun am- g id that shoots where you || buy Winchester Factory I' n. "New Rival," loaded with I * " and "Repeater," loaded jj : upon having Winchester ff ir ,, and accept no., others. S KEEP THEM M S( ***?**************!** ***9# fail TOPICS I An Important icicle on South* 5 crn Truck Qrnwing. j* % fckkkkkfckSkkkfcSJillfckklllillkliS Truck i'ur In the >ou:h ttUntln Cout, The market garden soils of the South .tlautle roast are generally of a warm ml sandy character, lying level and lose to permanent moisture in the soil. >n sueli lands it is possible to use the imcentrtfed fertilizers iu quantities iiat are not possible on dry upland i:ls. and the growers iustead of seok25 to know how little they can get long with and make crops are seeking ? ascertain how much they can use rodtably. They have found that the hicf deficiencies of their soil is in iii ojren and potash. In many of these >ils where phusphatie rocks occur the rowers have found that phosphoric eld is less needed than the other conlitucnts In their fertilizers. Some ears ago the New York station made >iue cxpo-iinculs to determine the Jif r?nee between a fertilizer for the | rPh potato crop based on the exact nalysis of the potato, aiud the fortil:? r that the Long Island growers were sing in which the plant food constittnts wore largely in excess of what ie analysis seemed to show. Thou in ic culture of the early Irish potato in lie 01 nie isouui Aiianui' region w.ik found ihul there die crop needed ir ?he best results n larger percentage f nitrogen tlian it did in the North, (rowing in tli*- early cool spring the ddittonal nitrogen seemed to have the ITeet of rapidly urging growth and laking the crop earlier, and as this arlineas was the important thing in lie competition for the early market tnl the biggest prices, the nitrogenous art of the fertilizer received increased ttentlon. But while the nitrogen Inrea?ed ilie growth it was found that be jMilaio needed something else for tie formation of big starchy tubers, 'lie study of thedife history of vegetnion by scientists hud shown fliat the onstituent in a ferrillzer that most Inreused the formation of starch was otash. and hence it was Inferred that plant in which starch sioring in the ubers was of such importance as it is :i the potato, and which its analysis howed^needed a large percentage of iQti^lrin the fertilizer applied, cspeially in the sandy soRs where this onstituent was generally deilcient. o ihe coast gardeners have gradlally worked out for themselves orniulas to suit the various crops rown. They have found for the youto crop that while an immediate efect and early growili is aided by an v.iilirisin ,?f hilralii .if crwl-1 iilivS is not lasting:, and that the full ucecss of the crop demands some lower available uitrogen in the form t organic matter. This tlie.v supply ritb the readily available fish scrap in onie sections, but generally in the arm of cottonseed meal. Experiment* ortbward seemed to allow in most laces that for tliA crop there grown be potash should he in the form of a nlphatc. since potatoes grown with his form of potash sreinod more mealy ml dryer than those grown with the annate. J5ut the Southern gardeners mini! that this dryness was of less im ortanre to them, as their crop Is lar.eer sold i? ;m unrip? condition, and the mriatc was not only cheaper but save bent better results than the sulphate. !r.t it is not only with the early potato rop that the Southern market gardenr uses fertilizers liravilv. On land tiat lias beet: ht-avily dressed year af?r year they use from 1<?00 to ?0t)i> ounds of a high do To mixture, nlrays high In potash content, oxc.pt or the early cabbage crop, with which : has been found that a larger perentago of available phosphoricacid and itrogen are of more importance than large percentage of potash. Recent7 there has grown up along the Southrn coast u great Industry in the culare of lettuce under cloth protection i frames during the winter and eavl.v priug months. The growers assumed roperly that this crop needs heavy ppli e.tions of nitrogen and potash, avr accordingly mixed fertilizers in rhieh there'is about ten ptr cent, of einnl potash, and they use this at the ate of a ton per acre. Souie damaging e?u!ts have come from this. Where envy applications of potash are ncedd. as in lettuce growing, lite applicator should be made a month before ctting the plants and the frames left Tt>n>pd td the rains, so lliflt tile DOtasll rill sot assimilated with the soil and ?--.e niuoi* of its caustic character. Tii# oiash will not jet away, aud there ia 0 -iced to bo unsasy about this. Sonic rowers of early crops near the ports f entry find that they can get potash hcaper in the form of kainit, and they nMvome the bad effect of the chlorles by putting all the potash they will cod on ihe land in the fall, so that the inter rains will wash ?iut the chloride f sodium, ami they have the potash s a sulphate, and in the leaching the nil renders soluble some other forms f plant food. JY. r. llassgj, Editor C I'raetical Farmer. News of the Day. After Charles Banks, a Portsmouth titro, had been convicted of steuliug pair of rubber boots, Robert Smith, not her negro, confessed that he was thief, surrendered the stolen boots n?i accepted a sentence of 15 days 1 prison and a fine of $10. B. B. Odell was inaugurated Govnor of New York at Albanv, N. Y. Mrs. Dockery, wife of Governor ockery, of Missouri, died at Jeffer)n City, Mo. I \ \ I?ev. H.NStubenvoll, of ELkhorn, Wis. John's Church of that place. Kev. Stuben to hirn by Emperor William of (jermany. Emperor has written iu his own handwril This honored pastor, in a recent lettei Ohio, says concerning their famous catarr, The Peruna Medioine Co., Columbus, Gentlemen: "I Had hemorrhages ! despaired of me. I took Peruna and I J - ~J - 1. I ?L .. Sl?, COU ragr. ? HU fnuur/icinwiy, c wvi a healthy color, and 1 feel xeelL It i everyone kept Feruna in the houne H year.''?//. STVllESVOLL, Thousands ot people have catarrh who would be surprised to know it. because it has been called ?ome other name than catarrh. The tact is catarrh is catarrh wheri ever located; and another tact which is of equally ijreat importance, is that Peruna cures catarrh wherever located. Asx YOUR DRUGS/ST FOR irritation, ar disgusting, j disguise the taste. Fool y I offensive to your taste or s j makes certain things repi | yourself to nauseous doses j bowels, destroy your healt ! fuj, palatable, perfect mo tonic you find in ^ _ Bftt for the Bowels. ' Genuine tablet stampe y*WWlg Sample and booklet fr< Sterling R lilm's a *x Our money winning books, IT. jfl written by men who know, tell w I you all about ?& Potash 1 They are needed by every man Ed who owns a field and a plow, and BR who desires to get the most out They are free. Send ]>o*ta! card. Iff OERMA\ KALI WORKH HQ 02 Mm*!, >** \ ?irk m I PAT 8MT CASH TO* MaKv LAND WARRANTS IhikI to soldiers or any war. Abo 8. kHars* Additional Ho:o*?'.ead hi/hta. Writ* mi at -.Be*. THANK HVHt&ta. P.O. Box 148, Danssr, Tela Is the Standard R1 The ONLY compound on the m disease without doing IrreparabI UNEQUALLED as a ' CHEERFULLY RE Gentlemen-.?I bail rbormat ism for at I bad to use crutches or cane. Was c?nfir at a time, several times. Last spring I bei bottles before I noticed any benefit. A { cure seems to be complete, as I have h I can cheerfully recommend your medi For sale bv Druggists, or sent expr Bobbltt Chemical Co., Jl ... AS BEFRIENDED BY AN EMPEROR 1 BY PE-RU-NA. t , ip pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran St. j voli is the possessor of two Bibles presented ! Upon the fly leaf of one of the Bibles the ting a text. : to The Peruna Medicine Co., of Columbus, U remedy, Peruna: , Oklo. of the lung* for a Ion g time, and all [ waa cured. It gave np atrengthand : ad. It Increaaed my weight, gave me J a the best medicine In the world. 1/ j t would aave many from death every 1 | j it you do not derive prompt and sutisfarI tory results .froru the use ot Peruna, wnte ; at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full state- j ment of your ease and he \vi.l bo pleased to , j give you valuable advice gratia. Address Dr. Hartman, Ihvsidcnt of 'The ' ; Hartman .Sanitarium, Columbus, U. i free Pe-ru-na Almanac, i >hewl Salts an ickening salts or repulsive cas of salts" means violence, gri id leaves your stomach and 1 as well take concentrated ly nauseating truck that your s nur own stomach, eh? Don't imell is going- to do you real g ilsive, so you will not take t , and you ruin your digestion, h. On the other hand see wh dern laxative, liver regulate Alt drugeistt. ioc, 25c. 50c. Never sold In bull: dCCC. Guaranteed to cure or your money back ;e. Address emcdy Company, Chicago or New York. o3 erokee Remedy of Sweet G ughs, Colds, ^Grippe ? !. iMFTAI SHIN6LEig^ROOF IMG^ rr,rjj/rrvt^!Ss "r ?rr. / !rr- .r -f. '** j v^VV^, >Ute ^ r v . 1. ' Vi'72^? . ' -'fin nisi- KK1 K. j ' <'{?., Cftuidcn, N. J. j ????? A Disintegrating Bachelor. I A good-look in?, well-to-do {Spring field bachelor who was being teased by lh? young women of the ?-lub for not marrying, offered to take the gir! . i whom 'he club should elect his wife 1 Just to show them that he v/as not averse to matrimony. Each girl went to a corner an wrote h^r ihoioe on a 1 piece of paper, disguising her hand! writing. There were nine members j of the club, and the result showed one ' j vote for each. The young man i? still a bachelor, but the club is broken tip and its members are all mad at r-arli oiner. - Kansas City Star. Among the wonderful mosaics uf the . j ancient Church of St. Sophia is a gigantic figure of the Savior. Moham* medan desecration has covered it with | whitewash and paint, but through it all th? original picture can be easilj ' identified. hteumatic Remedy. arket that cures this terrible le harm to the digestive organs. BLOOD PURIFIER. COMMENDS IT. Fbpkptat*. S. C., Atlff. 1*. 1902. out twelve years. Great deal of the time led to bed. nearly helpless, three months ran to take " Riiiumacide." I used two Lltoiretiier I used seven bottles and the ad no symptoms of rheumatism since, cine. B. F. FEN1GAN. ? evagc prepaid on receipt of Jr.oo. Baltimore, fid. Ml III I fo Cotton Gmners. ] Va manufacture the Moat Complete the J of Cotton Gin Machinery of Anj Company I In the World, namely,the 1 PRATT, H WINSHIP, MUNQER, EAGLE, i SMITH. Ve abo mail Lintars (ir Oil Wilt, Engines and Boilers. U alto toll iTwjtbiif utnun t? oopptela Modem-GJnntac 0itfita?d1anrftlM?r?if- < m ton art with fSftl detailed plans aid ptteiial bills for ooutraetloa of aooossary hornet for our plantt wlthoat ostra ebargi ^ rhe Gontinental Gin Dmipsftf, 1 . Birmingham, All 1 VI1TI roi OCB ULTXIT CA7ALOOV*. 1 J ** UNION MADE * ' W. L. Douglas makes and sell* mere men's S3JO and S3U)0 shoes than any other two manufacturers In the world, which proves their superiority | ^ they are worn by more /? \ people in all stations of Jr" w; life than any other make. #?" gg Because W. L. Douglas M . * istbe largest manufacturer fitfy he can buy cheaper and ^" jra * ' . * Eroduce his shoes at a ujjflBft , >wer cost than other con> J39mL f cerns. which enables h iin ' ' to sell shoes for $ii.50 an?V L $.1.00 e^ual in every way 10 uu>s^ >vnu c>acanil S3 shoes, a re worn by thouaaudsotinenwb* have been paying $4 and ffl.notbelfevinrthew cuuld get a tint-class shoe for $3*50 or $3X0. He has convinced them that the style, and wear of his $3.30 and $3".00 shoes is jut as good. Placed side by side ft is impombla to are any difference. A trial will convince. V Xoiler lamsif n.WStlM: falt#S,SM,tt lit HuilarM t \H0# Sale*: V a?in of tn y#nr Yrara. J .? ?& W. U DOUGLAS UJX) CIL"f BOOK LlflK*- ' Worth S8.00 Compared with Other Make*. Die best !mported an I American leather*. He*!'* ' < Patent Calf. Enamel, 8ox Calf, Calf, Vlci Kid, Cotmm Colt, and Ha'tonel Kanoarto. East Co/or Cartel*. Psiiffsn Th* genuine have W. Ik DOUGLAS 3 I WflUHUII uurn* and price (tamped on bottoet. - * \ 3 A'h >rt 'if ik >i< I. *Sr. rrtre. Illtt. Catalan free. \v. i? noi'oi.As, iiaocKTvx, iiam.- . ^ tiuuey bavin* Catalog for a Postal f|||f id Castor Oil! . _ : - % v SB itor oil? "Goes through you* ps, gripes, gases, soreness, 30 we Is weak and burnt out. e. Then there's castor oil,' Aomach refuses unless you : ever believe that anything ood. Nature. :hem. Force weaken your jBm ^ at a delightir and bowel urn and Mullein ^iVTfr c un?l 1 iidk T.?mb!os. Thoroughly twcd m. A!! "'-v -rlv- . S.VB, 60c and 61.00. m, ? /s tr\ \ r p^UHursir h< s- ?V 'o 0-'TS' izatue:;7 fes. U "W Hire ica;1o I>rop?y and its co?y plications a rpeciaity tor tweatj 7 vein with tha xost wt adaznl I .. I icccejz. Eavo cured cany th?na-tM/G? V.- aati cue?. T2. E. 2. 02522-3 CCH8. > 3<-s M Adnata, 0*. WANTED 250 Young Moil ? un<'? to <i>:-iitfy fo- cond t oattfonn wlroh 1' iruaraiiieo in traing und'-r SS.OOO j-'jioait to pcotD^tty piocuie ihom v I he Ga.-Ala. Bus. College, MACON, G COUGH. Fill IT TREK". OI!> %?IK.\T?I. Tit KB* nTIt IWUKIIKl PL A % ' S. ollRLBv KIMKM GRAPE AIAB*. IHl'tll KT? . rir"'"aUi!opi"X"n: on ?on- lt<*?tion. A ni?-r I ? nf Brown l.#-*horn? nod Rrf-rii . ituauuilt Kllll bloodrd 1 orl, rrl* ji d Pullrl ?l I Also purr l'OLAMi v Hl.N.i .sHOAT^, tbr>-? old at $4 oO each. J. B. At ATKIVi & lllt?>.. IlllUkorn, MamaSahim l/ftAniinA Uctpuiiiii vaseline Put up in Collapsible Tube*. A Substitute fur and Superior to Mus:srS or anv other piaster. and will not Mister the most delicate skin. J'he pain allaying a.nd curative qualities of Mils article are wonderful. It will top the toothache at onoe and relieve headache aiui via'.lcA. V.Y ive?.n;r?tend it as the best an 1 ?afe*t et , .t ternal counter-irritant known, also external remedy for jiaiiM in the chest and stomach acd all theiirvi?Vio,nenrA?jrican<l jroirty eorwplaint4. A trial wilt-prove what we claim for it. and it will be found to he invaluable In the household. Mahy people say "It is the beet of all your preparations. I'ricc 1ft cents, at all drnffyUta, or other 'leal ers.or )>v rending this amount to us in postal stamps we will send you a tube by mail. No article should be accented by the publlw nil loss the same carries ouMahel. as otherwiaw It is not genuine. CHESEBRGUGH MANUFACTURING CO, 17 Guts Street, New York City. So. 4. ill in III |>n Beat Cou^h cyrap. Tastes Good. time. Sold by druggists.